{Spiritual Darkness (2)}[9th January 1988]

[Redbook4:299][19880109:0947k]{Spiritual Darkness (2)}[9th January 1988]

19880109.0947

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One footnote about [SX]'s stay here throws some light, as it were, on the matter of eye darkness.* Before we {left} London [W] used to comment – when he** came to see us – on the strangeness of [SX]'s eyes when he used to talk late into the night, mostly about his problems {with} [the associated commercial organisations we both worked for] (and, to a limited extent, with [Y[X]]). I noticed then that his eyes had become much darker than when I had first met him a few years before.

During this {recent} stay, his eyes actually lightened and darkened according to what he was talking about: if I remember rightly, discussion of [Y[X]] [...] was the kind of thing which may have produced darkness (This was the second discussion until 6a.m. or thereabouts; the periods of eye-darkness were highly noticeable). I am not sure whether darkness of expression is a reflection of this eye-darkness or an actual physical condition.

*ref [[Redbook4:192-193][19871202:0005]{Spiritual Darkness}[2nd December 1987]f,] 192-3.

**[[SX]. [W] is a She.]

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